Sentence examples for appeared explicitly from inspiring English sources

(It was secret in the sense that it guided his intuition but never appeared explicitly in his results).

Another complication concerns reference to collections of entities, related entities (such as parts), propositions, and events that can become referents of pronouns (such as they, this, and that) or of definite NPs (such as this situation or the door (of the house)) without having appeared explicitly as a noun phrase.

That may keep the offending material from appearing explicitly in the mainstream media.

Friedrich's motif of the figure seen from behind contemplating the immensity of nature – the Rückenfigur – appears explicitly in some of Kiefer's more recent paintings.

First, as several commenters pointed out, the right to be judged by "a jury of ones peers" does not appear explicitly in the Constitution.

Protection of natural forests does appear explicitly in the text for the first time, and a safeguard on conversion of natural forests to plantations has reappeared, but neither are mandated.

"The idea of not abandoning wounded in the field is a military tradition and appears explicitly in the army's ethical code," Professor Assa Kasher, a philosopher and author of the ethical code, told the newspaper Maariv, arguing that the army needs to explain itself.

Few appear explicitly drawn or repelled by his much darker record from 2002, when rioting in Gujarat saw more than 1,000 killed, most of them Muslims.People also warm to Mr Modi's carefully promoted story as a man who, by his own efforts, rose from humble beginnings as a tea-seller.

The analysis leads to a final expression where a sinusoidal disturbance appears explicitly.

The processes are the verb sets that appear explicitly or implicitly in the selected root definition.

Notice that the nonlinear mapping φ never appears explicitly in the training or the decision.